Lilia Podolyak
Former Vice President in Donald Trump's administration, Mike Pence, publicly broke with the former president after the riots in the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
A drone attack in the Belgorod region of Russia caused a car to catch fire, injuring five people, including a child with a concussion.
A Boeing 737-800 plane has safely landed in Medford, Oregon, after an outer panel broke off during a flight from San Francisco.
The United States has no objection to other countries deploying their troops in Ukraine, as it is a sovereign decision of each country, but it does not plan to deploy its troops there.
The Embassy of Ukraine in Sweden has demanded an apology from Swedish journalist Elaf Ali for an offensive "joke" about Ukrainian refugee women on a Swedish TV program, in which she suggested that they can only be seen in brothels.
North Berwick, a Scottish city, has been named the best place to live in Britain due to its large high street, schools, open spaces, family homes, easy connections to Edinburgh, and plenty of entertainment.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani warned that the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine would increase the risk of World War III, ruling out the possibility of sending Italian troops to help Kyiv against a Russian invasion.
Greece will supply Ukraine with weapons and ammunition purchased in the Czech Republic and transferred directly to Ukraine.
Lithuanian Defense Minister Arvydas Anuskauskas resigns, the details of which are expected to be announced on March 18 after a meeting with President Gitanas Nausėda on a serious topic, although the reason for the resignation remains unknown.
The case of non-delivery of mines under the contract between the Ministry of Defense and Lviv Arsenal was returned by the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office to the General Prosecutor's Office due to lack of prospects.
G7 countries threaten to ban Iran Air from flying to Europe if Iran supplies ballistic missiles or related technologies to Russia.
Finland's foreign minister said that Western countries should not rule out sending troops to Ukraine in the long term, but Finland is not sending troops and does not want to discuss it.
Russian propaganda uses the Red Cross to create fake news and then debunks it and blames the "enemy," as shown by leaked Kremlin documents showing that the Red Cross received funding for the occupied regions, potentially leading to its expulsion from the international system.
The High Anti-Corruption Court has released former Defense Ministry official Oleksandr Liev from custody on his own recognizance due to the absence of a crime in his actions when signing a contract for the supply of ammunition.
The main group of prosecutors said that there is not enough evidence against former Defense Ministry official Oleksandr Liev to qualify his actions in the criminal case related to the contract for the supply of ammunition to Lviv Arsenal.
Ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled an additional Intercity+ train #777/778 from Kyiv to Lviv and back for the March 23 school holidays.
Ukraine, 56 other countries and the European Union condemned the illegally organized voting in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine within the framework of the Russian.
On March 15, the Russian military carried out 378 explosions in 14 settlements of Sumy region, using rockets, drones, artillery, mortars, tanks, and small arms.
The head of Putin's CEC, Pamfilova, complained about "Western countries violating the rights of Russians" during early voting in the fake Russian presidential election in the occupied Ukrainian territories, aimed at increasing voter turnout to legitimize Putin's rule.
As of 22:00, power engineers in Odesa have restored electricity supply to 531 subscribers after the enemy shelling on Friday afternoon, while 4 subscribers remain without electricity and 800 without gas.
Russian troops shelled the city of Nikopol, Dnipro region, with artillery and attacked it three times with kamikaze drones, damaging a utility company, three private houses and a car, but causing no casualties.
As a result of the morning attack on Odesa, 20 people were killed and 75 wounded, the head of the Odesa regional state administration said.
Yuriy Dushenko, an IDP from Donetsk Oblast, won a business idea competition and opened a mushroom farm in Cherkasy Oblast, receiving grant funding.
The rocket attack in Odesa damaged gas and electricity networks, leaving 535 subscribers without electricity and 800 without gas supply, with restoration expected by March 16, 2024.
More than 200 residents of Odesa donated blood and hundreds more are queuing up to help those affected by the Russian missile attack.
As a result of the Russian missile attack on Odesa, 16 people were killed, 55 were injured, 10 of them seriously, including emergency workers and civilians.
The five companies will supply food to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 13 areas covering the entire country starting from April 1 under contracts signed with the State Logistics Operator (SOE).
Ukraine is forced to engage intermediaries to purchase Soviet-style ammunition from the Balkan countries, as they refuse to sell the shells directly. Special arms exporters are required to conduct inspections of production facilities and stockpiles.
Two people are killed in a Russian missile attack on Odesa after responding to the first explosion.
Danylo Hetmantsev wants to create a "white business club" that would further unbalance the unstable business environment or create preferences for companies close to him.